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We are huge exporters, but I don't agree with your premise; one of the things we export in huge volume is the engineering talent needed to make progress. These
by skeeter2020 3y ago
We are huge exporters, but I don't agree with your premise; one of the things we export in huge volume is the engineering talent needed to make progress. These are young economic migrants, who leave to enrich a new country, typically the US. If they come back it's generally after they've made their career contributions and are ready to draw on a more generous social system.
>> You meddle with the shape and direction of the market.
It's worse than that; they're picking winners and losers, and that's inexcusable.
- 1attice 3y agoWhy, to you, is that inexcusable? This sounds like market-worship to me. Markets are a useful tool. But like LLMs they can make mistakes. Also, why not put those brilliant young minds to work here instead, rather than give their best years to the competition? That's brain drain, my friend